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. 1. To abscond.
_ 7. Alleviation.
' ,_ 10. all square of rubber.
14. o retaliate.
16. Hog flesh.
_ 16. Annoyed.
18. Upon. .
19. Opposite of own.
. 2°; To leer. -
21. Twitching.
23. Point of compares.
23. Performed.
:4. Bottom.
26. Instructed.
27. Light wagons;
_' 28. Crucifix.
’28. To rave. .
30. Implement consisting of long
handle and small bowl used to
convey food to the mouth.
. 32. Feasts.
“3 85. Penny.
' 86. Pane as of glass.
37. Second note in scale.
88. Possesses. '
39. Trains as
pace. '
40. Cat's toot.
.‘ 41. Deity.
‘ 42. To put in a. liilt'.
; 43. To secrete.
.44. Viler. ,, >
. 46. Chaerer or lipplflll'll‘l‘.
‘48. Whirlpools. ‘
49. Scissors.
horse for ' regular
VERTICAL. .
i. To degrade or l‘etlllt”.
2. Worn away. .
'3.'Squnre ot PllStL‘i'J'Jiil‘ii.
4. To question.
5. Myself. '
6. Published. ' -
7. Scraped as the soil in n garden.
Hy OLl V I? ROI‘ul-IR'I'S
Adventures
, cf the Twins
8. Always.
9. Guided.
10. Within.
himself.
17. Long grass.
tion.
21. Small pics.
23. In motion. .
24. Trlie.
2 . Presses.
27. Women's sir“ .‘
29. Tenants.
30. Plan.
31. itcsounded.
32. To shower.
33. Dealer or mcrrh: n
34. Drains.
36. Couples.
39. Clieeriulnt-t—‘s.
40. Fiber
tury plant.
2‘. Cuckoo.
3. Garden tool.
3. Paid publicity.
BARTON
12. Walls around gurdc
obtained from the
11. Ono who think» cxcvssirtly of
‘w
20. Plant bud unpnhlc m‘ propaga-
con—
‘Ij. Exclamation ot’ Elil'pliw‘.
YESTERDAY 'S l‘ l . Emil] A Nh‘Vlill
. ‘I “Come here. ,chlldren. ” said the
March Bare to the Twins. , “I want
'7' to tell you something. but I can't
‘lposk above a whisper. because no
out must hear." -
So the Twins camu”up close. and
gather.
land;Where-Spring-Is-Coming.
,, "Who?" said Nancy and Nich.to-
(other. ‘ ~
, *"Shi" said the March Hare. “Not
ioudil It’s Red Fox. He'sosleep
in“: hole in the ground. andrvl.
ggood notion to roll 3. his stone
over it so he can‘t not out all sum-
.mer. I'm sure that all the Wood
#510“: andmeadow people would be
a. lot happier and .teel a lot eater."
"‘LOORI" whispered Nick sudden-
ly jointing over Mister Ham's
Mulder. He turned just in Ulnfl
to no" a. red toil whisk behind the
,. Iiitlo‘ secret bush that marks the
'7 path to Scrub-Up land.
' t‘mdo save us!" cried the March.
Hue. ’wrltziins his ears excitedly.
infr- out already. That's 'Roddy
. Fox himself! And he's in the very
1m ’pbesihlo place no could be.
< may body ' u to pass that bush on
his way to the barber-shop in Scrub-
, Up Land. and [today's the boy that
rhowl it." - ' '
"Can't we
mg was Just thinking." remarked
the Finch Here. “You. sir! I have
an idea! We can [at I rope “d
molten“ use and catch him and a;
» him up and he emf; Vioilow his nice.
kind. little neighbor! infill. ma.
Whore-Sprinz-ls~Cornin¢. We on:
that him up in scrub-Up. Loud IN!
to lilht" .
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do ootnethlnzl" we
EU. ii—REDDY FOX GETS A L11”!
uto he came along crying. “Bani 1
want my Mama! Bani I’ve lost my
Mama! Baa! Baa!”
And there he. was. wobbiing along
on his wobbly legs. and looking as
'though he had just walked out or u
Ho had pretty nearly
"Ithsn they all had their heads to~§reuchéd the little secret bush where
the wise old hare Bald». Roddy Fox was hiding.
There isone person Who Simply! ,. Out stepped Roddy Fox. right in
’ must not be alloWed to go to the front or the little spring lamb, smil-
’ toy store.
lng his sweetest smile.
“Hello here!
tie fellow?" said Roddy
honeyest voice.
What's wrong. lit-
Fox in his
I "I'm lost!" bloated the tiny spring
lamb.
“i want my Mama."
l "Come with me..dear," said old
Red Fox.
custard pie.
his own house.
that old fox someway.’
saying.
Ram. And
rushed. [Ike thunder.
blush Euro.
as softly and sweetly as
"I'll take you home.
Just come right along."
"I know how he'll take him
home." said the Mot-ch Hare.
take him home in his stomach-40
We'll have to get
He'll
"Come. little lamb," Raddy was
"We'll go this way. There
aren't _so many stones. to hurt your
tiny. little lost. You’re very te‘nder.
aren't you. little spring lamb!
can't be morogthsn l week old!"
Nobody noticed two angry figure.
that had spout-ed at the top of the
hill; ~One a’was Mrs. Sheep.
other was cross old Mister Ram.
“Thero's our child!" cried Mister
suddenly dowri ho
You
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And before Roddy Fox could
lump out of the road Mister Run
had lowered his head and batted
him clear over the top of the hill
'rIgnt into the middle or the nod-
Where-Boring.md.Almost-Comé.
mow you've done it!" cried the
1
“Sorry!" mid old ulster Run.
"an old Red Fox where he but
no "‘ deduct! the hero. ‘
gum!" sold uld motor nun.
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